• Student Mercy-Pardon College Debt/Loan Repayments
    For Students who cannot find a reasonable paying job in their career fields due to a slow, down, or economically distress economy, such as America's right now. Help Prevent students from undergoing debt, and credit issues due to no fault of their own. Help prevent students from defaulting on their federal student loans. Since America's economic meltdown in 2007, many taxpayers have suffered loss of jobs, homes, retirement and savings losses, higher education costs, and etc. The president has addressed and put into place some measure of relief to help everyone but struggling students trying to find a job, all while federal mandates are still in place that pressure already distressed students to pay back their student loans without any mercy. Even more tragic, the current forbearances and deferments in place for students are not only insufficient in bringing relief to students/parents, but worsen the blow of the students's plight in finding their way in America's weakened economy. Please Help - Sign today!
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    Created by Irene Warren
  • Senator Warner: End the Bush Tax Cuts for the Richest 2% Now
    embers of Congress return to Washington on November 13 to make high-stakes decisions about whether to end tax cuts for the wealthiest Americans that are paid for by massive cuts to services that seniors, veterans and children depend on. The American people just rejected a rigged system that only works for the wealthiest few. Sign our petition now to tell your elected representatives you demand that the wealthiest Americans and big corporations start paying their fair share of taxes – starting with ending the Bush tax cuts for the richest 2%.
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    Created by William Gordon
  • Stop The Hate
    I have no choice but to live in Ga. I taught school for 25 years but did not retire and I cannot find a job. I have no insurance but Ga officials do not care. They only care about their own selfish hate filled agendas. I cannot move so stop this nonsense and use taxes to help people not fight the President.
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    Created by Marsha Pledger
  • Pass the Veterans Job Corps Act of 2012
    Republican senators killed this important job-creating legislation in Congress before the 2012 election. With a larger majority in the Senate and a national mandate to create jobs for veterans, we need to remind Republicans that opposition and obstruction to this common-sense legislation hurts all Americans.
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    Created by Sean P Murphy
  • To legalize Marijuana in the great state of Missouri.
    Pain pills almost killed me, and marijuana is much safer for pain and depression, and less addictive than man-made pills.
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    Created by Ben
  • President Obama : protect our Nation safety net and say no to privatization of Social Security in...
    Wall Street, thru their Congressional advocates, Republicans and so called-Third Way- " Center " Democrats is focused on its traditional Objectives: dismantling gradually our Nation safety net (to decrease expenses so the 1% can pay less taxes), and to privatize, also bit by bit, Social Security (which would generate billions of income fees for them, as financial advisors, and would make their large Banks and Brokerage firms more than "too large to fail", for if their Investments failed, thousands of small investors would be left in poverty, so the Government would have to come to their rescue with our taxpayer's money). There is, on the other hand a clear mandate for this second Obama Administration to pursue and enact Progressive legislations as shown by the proportion of voters that sided with the issues addressed by them (60%) in exit polls taken this past Elections. So, this is a unique opportunity for the Obama Administration to stand firmly and become a truly transformational Presidency like FDR's and LBJ'S.
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    Created by Ernesto Torres
  • 'Single' Income Tax Bracket bad for Widows...
    Since I've recently become a Widow after 38 years of filing as 'married filing jointly', I find it quite obscene and unfair to be considered 'single'! Perhaps, for dating purposes, widows, widowers and divorcees can be considered single again, but NOT when it comes to our Income Tax status! Unlike back when I was 21 and single, now I have 'STUFFf' to deal with ,by myself, that most real single people do not have; such as property, houses, cars, timeshares, memberships, debts, loans, family members, children, grandchildren, social security and retirement issues, medical bills, life insurance, auto insurance issues, etc.! Not to mention, maybe no longer having a mortgage interest deduction, no exemptions and dependents, and now, not even your spouse! There needs to be a special status and/or special worksheet created for us ASAP!, before the next tax season. I can help come up with one! If you agree with this, please sign this petition. This is URGENT ! Thank You!
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    Created by Mayetta Barfield
  • Abolish outrageous lifetime benefits for members of congress and the president.
    I find it obscene that individuals that are supposed to be legislating for our country's best interests are not required to abide by the financial constraints that we, the people, are expected to accept. They should be required to live with social security and medicare benefits that are legislated for the rest of the country.
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    Created by Jan Betts
  • CUT the CRAP!
    We are on the edge of a cliff and Congress and Senate are spending their time posturing instead of actively trying to work with each other on financial and social issues. The people of America want the Congress and Senate to work together...it has happened before! We want them to stop polarizing our country with fear and hatred. It has affected every person in this country.
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    Created by Mary Adair Leslie
  • William Black for Treasury Secretary
    With Timothy Geithner's imminent departure, President Obama has an opportunity to begin to rectify one of his most egregious derelictions, the seamless implementation of the Bush bank bailout and retention of the Summers-Geithner-Bernanke financial crowd. He can nominate William Black for Treasury Secretary. During the Reagan administration, William Black was one of the principle investigators of the savings and loan scandal. Approximately 1200 indictments resulted from these investigations. His book The Best Way to Rob a Bank is to Own One: How Corporate Executives and Politicians Looted the S&L Industry, University of Texas at Austin Press (April 2005) shows clear understanding of the causes of our various financial debacles. Obama's biggest campaign contributors have been the financial industry. Hopefully, he will sever this compromising relationship and end his presidency with integrity.
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    Created by David Clark
  • Let Bush Tax Cuts Expire on Top Earners
    Last Tuesday our President, Barack Obama, won a decisive victory after running on a platform of letting the tax cuts for earners making more than $250,000 a year expire. Now as our country faces a fiscal cliff, our Republican controlled Congress would like to pretend that our voices were actually asking for the opposite. It's important that we hold the President and especially congress accountable to the will of the majority. If we'd wanted these tax cuts to be extended Mitt Romney would be President-elect today. If Boehner refuses to compromise or the President in a desire to seem like a 'bipartisan" caves to their re-invention of recent events, they need to know which way the wind is actually blowing. One cannot complain about deficits and then continue ill-conceived tax cuts to those who need it the least. If they send a bill without that particular piece the President should veto it. If we go off the "fiscal cliff" he should stump in each of these Republicans counties in 2014. There must be consequences for this obstructionism, and not just for regular people.
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    Created by Leah Lewis
  • Stop the Credit Check
    Employers should not be permitted to view a potential candidate's credit profile unless directly handling large sums of money in excess of $5,000 or more on an UNSUPERVISED basis.
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    Created by Lynne Jones